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The story of a gorilla living in a roadside mall and arcade, Ivan has become accustomed to life behind glass.

Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell While it doesn't cost you any more to purchase books via the links provided, I earn a small commission from purchases. I know your fourth graders will love these great stories and you'll be ready to rock your year with a great 4th grade book list! I've included a variety of 4th grade level books for your below, on-level, and advanced readers. ( Read more about what a trifold novel study is here.) I also shared links to the trifold novel study pack to help save you prep time. To help you determine which books are the best fit for your class, I shared a short summary of the plot. These 20 novels are amazing reads for your fourth-grade readers. Build them into novel studies during ELA, or just use them for an independent study.

Have enough books for 4th graders? Here are some additional reading lists for other grade levels.īuy them for your classroom library.

Ready to Plan Your 4th Grade Novel Unit?.

Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume Sarah, Plain & Tall by Patricia MacLachlan Charlie & the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo Popper's Penguins by Richard & Florance Atwater Save Me a Seat by Gina Weeks & Gita Varadarajan Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar Dictionary lovers will cotton to this mild classroom fantasy, while readers who have a hard time believing that one person could invent a word out of thin air will be surprised to learn that the word ""quiz"" was invented the same way. Like the Velveteen Rabbit, his well-worn word has become real. Granger was rooting for ""frindle"" all along.

With this coup Nick gets a big surprise: the proof that Mrs. Just to get under her skin-and despite her loud protests-he invents the word ""frindle"" and convinces the whole school to use it instead of the word ""pen."" The word spreads to the city, nation and world, and Clements (Big Al) fast-forwards the story by 10 years to show that ""frindle"" has made it into the dictionary. In fifth grade, however, he meets his match in tough language-arts teacher Mrs. Always one step ahead of his teachers, Nick not only can ""feel a homework assignment coming the way a farmer can feel a rainstorm"" but can dream up a distraction to prevent the assignment from being given.